In Glasgow, Scotland, Lee Cronin is betting his startup can make molecules better than the low-cost competition in India and China.
Chemify has just raised $50 million in a Series B to scale up what he calls its “chemputer” system, a mix of robotics and AI built atop
his own programming language for chemistry
. The round was co-led by Wing Venture Capital and Insight Partners.
And while many biotechs are using AI models to discover or design new drugs, Chemify is focused on the next problem: man